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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1912

Page

4

Direct Vote Debate on Warren May Have Altered Outcome

The text argues direct popular vote for the U S senator would have changed Warren’s fate, claiming he would have faced loss and political backlash if the public had decided the race by vote. It critiques the Warren letter and questions the path of Republican fortunes following the hypothetical direct election.

Fraetor Waeming United States Warren Vretory Fepubllern Wareren

Wyoming Senatorial Tug of War Over Kendrick Victory

The Herald reports Kendrick appears to have won the Wyoming senatorial race, though machine politics and alleged ballot stuffing threaten to steal the result. Critics warn that Warren faces ridicule in Washington if seated, while calls grow to reject a tainted nomination and uphold public justice.

The Herald Joniob Kendrick Hierald Kendrick Tim Wyome United States Lape Pine Tinta Ooanverae Countien Kendrick Atta Warren Vietory State of Wyoming Harihwong Burton Mitchell Washington Legislatura Warren Beck Leorimer Dell

Blood and Thunder in the Movies and Public Opinion

A historic notice arguing that cinema content should be regulated by public sentiment and legislation. It urges educated readers to avoid disapproved films and to pressure theater owners to apply proper censorship, noting public opinion can drive change.

Herald Mee Publiewn

Hints to a Shy Senator Collier's Weekly Attacks Warren

Collier's Weekly levels severe, uncommonly vivid accusations at Senator Warren of Wyoming. The piece urges Warren to demand a formal Senate investigation into the charges, arguing the publication bears responsibility and could face legal action if not challenged.

Calliers Prifte Warren Mnerita New York N. Te Wyoming Collier Hiron Collier's Weekly Lhawed Bellator Warren Webel Collier’s Weekly Washington Dh C Colliers The Senate Cleveland Ohl United States Senate Senaotr Warren

Federal Place and Keefe hall improvement hailed by Cheyenne Tribune

The Cheyenne Tribune notes the Keefe hall and Federal Place project funded by government costs. It states the new facilities bring a notable improvement for Cheyenne and mentions political figures and Senate changes. The piece ends by praising Chamberlain's Tablets for a pleasant purgative effect.

Chamberlain All Dealeva

Municipal Reform and the Commission System

An editorial notes Sumter’s push toward a commission form of government led by a city manager. It compares the setup to corporate governance with commissioners as directors and the manager as chief executive. The piece highlights public works, paving, water supply, and administrative efficiency as aims, while stressing training for public service and technical leadership.

Sinter Enelseerting Record New York Ortoler Clty Wetall Wola Germany Harrinan Ime Aga Sumter Legal Department Police Administration

A Night of Terror a Mother and Child Croup Warning

A newspaper notice urges forethought to prevent child croup distress and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure, claiming it never fails. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

M. W. A. Attends Anowal Officer Election Meeting

Announcement calls on all members to attend the Anowal election of officers next Monday evening followed by a smoker. George Bell, Worthy Counselor, urges full participation.

Eorge Bell Vv. C

Exams for West Point Academy Admissions

A competitive examination for appointment of one principal and three alternates for admission to West Point Military Academy will be held at the state house in Cheyenne starting Wednesday January 8, 2003 at 10 o clock a m. Wyoming residents may attend. Applicants must be 17 to 22. Final government exam for successful applicants on the last Tuesday in April. Senator C D Chuck will provide details.

West Point Military Academy State House Cheyenne Wyoming

Gascarets Best Laxative For Bowel Relief

An early advertisement proclaims Gascarets as the best laxative for the bowels. It promises quick relief from constipation indigestion and headaches with a promise of health and clear head for months. The copy urges parents to give Gascarets to children and hints at nationwide availability.

British oil fuel locomotive in Caledonian railway service

An illustration shows oil fueled locomotives burning on the Caledonian railway. Oil stored in cylindrical tanks on the tender feeds injectors that introduce fuel at two points to mix with boiler steam, creating a cheaper fuel as described by Popular Mechanisms.

Secompany Prevent In Wae Caledonian Railway Bingland Scotland Britiah Pallroada

Recovered Teeth After Zapata Bandit Robbery

Fred Miller, an American passenger conductor on the Mexican National Railway, had two gold teeth stolen by Zapata forces at Balsas. He recovered them after a trek to Salgado’s camp where the bandit chief ordered the teeth returned, deeming them usable by Miller once disinfected.

Fred Miller Cuernavaca National Railwrasse Mexico Zapata Bandite Balsas Miller Zapatistay Jesus Saldega Zapata Mr. Miller Zapata Band Salgado

Depot Wrecked By Omen Near Paris

A damaged report describes the Lisle sur Taro goods station near Paris being inadvertently demolished by two oxen driven by farmers. The animals allegedly veered into the rail yard causing destruction to the station structure and rail assets.

Lisle Sur Taro Paris Hey

Travel explosion and the global mobility of 1912

The Baltimore American notes the rapid rise of travel in 1912, with over a million Americans venturing far within 60 days, 250 000 crossing the Atlantic, and mass movement across Europe, Canada, Alaska, and the West. Railroads and steamships bind continents as travel broadens people’s ideas.

Ulysses Pennsylvania Atlantic Europe Canada Estern Yosemite Alaska North America Boston

Record train lengths set on Lehigh Valley rails

Unique railroading feats mark the Lehigh Valley with coal trains growing after a 116 car run to Bethlehem steel works. A new record followed as a 133 car coal train departed Perth Amboy for the Mahoning yards with two locomotives and a push engine, about 7000 feet long, amid scarce train crews.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Bethlehem Steel Works Perth Amboy Mahoning Yards

Mount Sinai Located at Halal-Bedr Volcano

New German scholarly work cites Dr Musil of Damascus arguing Mount Sinai lies at Halal-Bedr, the extinct volcano in northern Arabia's Hodjaz region, replacing the traditional Arabia Petr aea identification. This development reframes ancient geography with a Damascus sourced discovery.

Mount Sinai Josephua Moses Arabia Petrae Academy of Science Berlin Musil Damascus Halal-Bedr Arabia Hodjaz

French Government Railroads Revenue 1910 Figures

The 1910 receipts of France's government railroads totaled 46.92 million dollars with net revenue of 9.74 million. The operating ratio stood at 70.6 percent.

France

New Clerk Proves a Wonder Says Busser

Busser praises the new clerk as a wonder. The clerk lent Busser five dollars the day after returning from vacation, showing helpfulness and reliability.

Busser

Canned Goods In Britain Rail Cargo Soars

In a single year Britain’s railways carried more than 600 million tons of goods. The record tonnage demonstrates the rapid growth of rail freight and the importance of trains to Britain's supply chains.

Britain Great

German Passenger Trains Weakened by Scheduling woes

An IEAP report notes German passenger trains are not remarkably fast due to scheduling inefficiencies and service gaps. Officials cite bottlenecks and operational constraints impacting punctuality and reliability across major routes.

Ieap

Astor Widow Opens Modern Beauty Parlor at Fifth Avenue Home

Mrs John Jacob Astor has fitted a $2,000,000 Fifth Avenue mansion with an up to date beauty parlor. Electric hair dryer massage chairs a gold plated comb with spray and a face bleaching bell machine are among the featured devices. Electricians and experts from leading shops oversaw installation in the room once bequeathed by the will.

New York John Jacob Astor Fifth Avenue W. Gentry Shelton

Contract Set for Grading Panama Exposition Grounds

The buildings and grounds committee awarded the Palmer, McBride and Quayle company the contract for grading the entire exposition site at Harbor View. Mercer-Fraser lands the Fulton basin improvement to serve as a yacht harbor. Fulton basin measures about 500 by 400 feet for small boats and a regatta landing. A separate Sunnet Construction contract covers machinery hall and railway yard, with 50 000 yards of dirt removal and completion in about fifty days.

San Francisco Harbor View Palmer, McBride and Quayle Company Mercer-Fraser Company Fulton Basin Palmer, McBryde and Quayle Sunnet Construction Company

County Tax Due Notice From Cheyenne 1912

All county taxes assessed for 1912 are due now and delinquent since October 1. If unpaid by December 31, 1912 a penalty of eight percent will be added and interest at eight percent per year will accrue. Luke Voorhees County Treasurer and Collector. December 1.

Cheyenne Wyo Luke Voorhees Dee

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